Great Set of Clinic Notes From AFCA by Paul Johnson on building a Consistent Program

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Alex Kirby posted these notes on his blog Life After Football.  Paul Johnson is without a doubt one of the best in the business.  Enjoy and learn something.

http://lifeafterfootballblog.com/2015-afca-notes-paul-johnson-on-building-a-consistent-program/#more-2070

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